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October 2009 
Friday Five: beautiful
Posted on Aug 7th, 2009
by 
J~E~S~S
J~E~S~S
In Response to Gaia team's Friday Five:
1) What have you seen today that is beautiful?
Gold tinged clouds with an orange sky during the sunset.
2) Who in your life is beautiful inside and out?
All life is beautiful.
3) What part(s) of nature do you find beautiful?
I find respite in the mountains and old growth forests.
4) Is there a piece of music or song(s) you think are beautiful?
you're beautiful
5) What color(s) are most beautiful to you?
I like blues and purples. I'm wearing a mauv-y purple today.
Pink in the sky is beautiful, and so is orange in the sky and blue in the sky and a white sky and a dark grey sky...
So, how do we conclude that even the crusty, polluted, corrupted places of earth and man are beautiful? Because it's all part of the divine plan. The plan that everything is just as it is supposed to be right now. Perhaps the corruption exists to shine the light on those dedicated enough to uncover it. Perhaps the pollution exists to give chances to people; chances to clean, care, dedicate, shine, and educate. I really don't know why all of it exists, but at least I rest with the knowledge that I'm where I'm supposed to be.
1) What have you seen today that is beautiful?
Gold tinged clouds with an orange sky during the sunset.
2) Who in your life is beautiful inside and out?
All life is beautiful.
3) What part(s) of nature do you find beautiful?
I find respite in the mountains and old growth forests.
4) Is there a piece of music or song(s) you think are beautiful?
you're beautiful
5) What color(s) are most beautiful to you?
I like blues and purples. I'm wearing a mauv-y purple today.
Pink in the sky is beautiful, and so is orange in the sky and blue in the sky and a white sky and a dark grey sky...
So, how do we conclude that even the crusty, polluted, corrupted places of earth and man are beautiful? Because it's all part of the divine plan. The plan that everything is just as it is supposed to be right now. Perhaps the corruption exists to shine the light on those dedicated enough to uncover it. Perhaps the pollution exists to give chances to people; chances to clean, care, dedicate, shine, and educate. I really don't know why all of it exists, but at least I rest with the knowledge that I'm where I'm supposed to be.
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